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| My 20 Gallon Bubble Tank | ||||||||||||||||||||
| This is one of my favorite Tanks, but also one that will have some of it's inhabitants moved to other tanks. This is what I call a "Bubble Tank". With this tank you can house both fully aquatic animals AND amphibious (semi aquatic) animals. This Tank is the prototype, and worked out EXACTLY as I wanted it too. I used to have newts inhabiting this tank, but then I moved the newts out too make way for some tropical fish that I needed to make room for (since newts shouldn't be kept at tropical temps). Currently this tank is not inhabited by amphibious animals, but is just housing tropical fish. | ||||||||||||||||||||
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| This is the bubble tank with plants and other hiding places for the fish. Statistics of Tank: Size- 20 Gallon Tall Filtration- UGF with a Penguin 1140 powerhead. Plants-Unknown, but are very hardy! Substrate and Misc.-Gravel with blue epoxy coating, Rocks for hiding places, drift wood as land and diffuser for bubbler. Lighting-18 watt daylight bulb Fish and other Animals- African Butterfly, Hillstream Loach, Palmas Bichir, Sleeper Goby, Ropefish, 2 blue snails. |
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| This is a picture of my paddle tail newt and a couple of fire belly frogs (since they are no longer classified as toads, they never looked like toads to me!) | ||||||||||||||||||||
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